"Why is this so hard?!" Zhang Yi looked utterly miserable.
"Yeah! It's so hard!" Song Ren sighed as well.
It had seemed easy enough while watching. He knew every move and could execute each one proficiently, yet when he actually tried to control it himself, he found himself fumbling.
"Don't lose heart, don't get discouraged. Besides, this isn't your first time." Wang Han, watching from the sidelines, landed a perfectly precise blow on the two of them.
They had known each other for so long—how could she not know their habits?
Every time they watched impressive plays or highlight reels, they would want to show off in front of the other, only to turn into the King and Joker.
The only pity was that they were playing the VR Version of Super Smash Bros. Otherwise, she could have had popcorn in one hand and a soda in the other. That would have been perfect.
"It's just that I'm not practiced enough. Give me more time, and I'll definitely pull off perfect moves!" Zhang Yi declared confidently.
After all, hadn't he eventually mastered every game he had played before?
"Exactly!" Song Ren nodded in agreement.
Back when he played Resident Evil, Outlast, and Silent Hill, he had dared to clear them all. Could he really fail to learn a few combo techniques in a Fighting Game now?
With enough perseverance, even an iron rod could be ground into a needle!
In fact, it was not just Song Ren and Zhang Yi.
After watching Link's plays in the video, a great many Super Smash Bros. players immediately jumped into online matchmaking, intending to recreate the spectacular moves from the video themselves and turn their mental practice into success.
But for most players, those moves were clearly far too difficult—the kind that looked